Camera Glasses with Slide Touch Temple

Product Detailed Description

These are glasses built around a camera and a pair of speakers, with the electronics packed into the temples and the front carrying a swappable pair of lenses. The frame is moulded polymer, the hinges are stainless steel, and the arms fold in the ordinary way so the glasses ride in a case like any other pair. A touch strip runs along the right temple for control by finger slide, and two buttons sit on the frame for direct presses. They are worn in the same places glasses are always worn: walking a site visit, touring a trade fair floor, or standing at a bench while keeping both hands free.

• Moulded frame and stainless steel hinges let the temples fold flat into a pocket or case
• Slide your finger along the touch strip on the right arm to change track or take a shot without reaching for a phone
• Lenses swap out of the front, so a wearer can fit a tinted pair outdoors and a clear pair at a desk
• Small indicator lamp sits by the lens and lights while recording, so the people in front of the wearer can see the camera is on
• Dual speakers sit in the temple ends and fire toward the ear, leaving the ear canal open to traffic and conversation